No Office Visit Necessary
Our partner NotaryLive lets you get a quitclaim deed — or any other document — notarized entirely online. No appointment, no drive, just your own computer.
Colorado Recognizes It
Since Senate Bill 20-096 took effect on December 31, 2020 (C.R.S. § 24-21-514.5), Colorado has treated remote online notarization as a permanent, standard option — not a temporary workaround. A quitclaim deed notarized this way is valid as long as the notary is properly commissioned for electronic and remote notarial acts.
What You Get With NotaryLive
- Valid under Colorado law, and recognized in most other states too
- Open around the clock, not tied to office hours
- Identity verification that takes minutes, not a trip
- A secure process at a reasonable price
How It Works
- Upload the document you need notarized
- Complete their online identity verification
- Meet live over video with a commissioned notary
- Walk away with your notarized document immediately
Using the link above supports ColoradoQuitclaimDeed.com through our affiliate relationship with NotaryLive, at no added cost to you.
Prefer to Meet a Notary in Person?
See our Colorado notary page for the Secretary of State's tool to find a notary near you.